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1. Do we
NEED
a government?

2. Foldable set up

3. Back of foldable

8. Where would
YOU like to live?
Freeland Lawland
• Total freedom • Ruled by elected officials
• Government’s job is to
• No job or education protect our the rights we
required are born with
• No rulers • Government taxes your
• No laws income
• Government makes laws
• Nothing is against the
to protect the common
law welfare
Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

9. Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

10. Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

11. POLL
Do we need a government?
Thumbs Up
Thumbs Down
Thumbs to the side

12. t?
o vernmen
to do w ith our g
have
td oes this
Wait! Wha
Let’s Time Travel
to get
PERSPECTIVE
How did WE get HERE?

13. The Scientific Revolution
questions
religious traditions and beliefs.
Geocentric vs. Heliocentric

14. Protestant Reformation
questions
teachings/policies of Catholic
Church which leads to…
Bloody Results!!!!!

15. Martin Luther nails 95 Thesis to Church door Spanish
Inquisition
Printing Press leads to increase in literacy Catholic
& people start to question govt & religion Church
Tortures Jews
&
Moors to rid
Spain
Of non-
believers.
Catholic
Church
burns
Protestants
& vice
versa

16. Thousands are victims
of burning at the stake,
beheadings,
and
torture during
the
Spanish Inquisition…

17. Thousands are victims
of burning at the stake,
beheadings
and torture During
the
Spanish Inquisition…
NO ONE IS SAFe.
Everyone is a target…

18. Locke
John
anklin
Ben Fr

20. We are all BORN with
Natural Rights
that CANNOT be given
or TAKEN away.
-Locke

24. State of Nature
Freeland is just like recess
with no teachers or lunch
Aides.
A “state of nature” is
defined as life without
government or laws.
Who survives in a state of
nature?
Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

25. Imagine… You are walking down the
street and you notice that
the doors of a bank are
wide open.
There are huge piles of
money sitting on the floor.
No one else is there.
No one will ever know
whether you go in and take
some or all of the money or
if you just keep walking.
Would you
take the money?
Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

26. Josman, D., Roots of american democracy. Retrieved 12/5/08 from www.slideshare.net

28. RALPH
PIGGY

29. RALPH
PIGGY

30. JACK

31. Before: skim the prompts
During: Connect the videos to
what you learned about
Natural Rights and a state of
nature.
After: Pair & record responses
?

32. GUIDED READING
Before 1st: HIGHLIGHT PAGE NUMBERS
2nd: SKIM ALL PROMPTS ON THE
HANDOUT 1 PAGE AT A TIME
WHILE HIGHLIGHTING
People
Places
Events
Key terms
DURING read for information : locate &
record RESPONSES TO THE PROMPTS
AFTER CHECK FOR ACCURACY

33. TEAM LEA
DERS: Resp
leading th onsible fo
e review. r
responses Elicit
from all
members. team
ALL TEAM
MEMBERS
the Study : Follow
Circles Ru
bric